Brother I lived in Long Beach and Vermont Square right off USC. I don't know WTF you talking aboutFam you lived in West Hollywood what know what time you on
Brother I lived in Long Beach and Vermont Square right off USC. I don't know WTF you talking aboutFam you lived in West Hollywood what know what time you on
OC/Irvine/Newpor are not places for Black peopleAll I remember from Irvine/Santa Ana was MAD Mexicans, an ass load of orange orchards, and the smell of fertilizer when the wind blew certain directions......
In Cleveland the Eastside is where most things that matter are
Isn't that what Nia Long's mom did? They left the hood in Brooklyn to move to the hood in LA. She went to St. Mary's in Inglewood and graduated from WestchesterWhy would I escape the hood in Brooklyn to go live and parlay in a hood in LA
Interesting choice..of all cities why Richmond VA?I had fun in LA. It was sorta like if NYC and Richmond, VA, had a baby.
Don't say you hate NY when you don't travel past Pitkan Ave
Tampa born here....shyt deeper than a beach.When I lived in Tampa, I met a lot of black folks who never went to St. Pete because they had to cross a ~5 mile bridge.
You have some of the best beaches in the country within an hours drive, and never go because you have to cross a bridge. Still can’t understand it.
I know it ain't all hoods but you can't deny the differenceSouth of the 10 isn’t all hoods. Please stop talking about shyt you don’t know
I know it ain't all hoods but you can't deny the difference
Brother I lived in Long Beach and Vermont Square right off USC. I don't know WTF you talking about
South Bronx is the equivalent… I use to visit my uncle who lived who lived off 120th and Willowbrookthe Bronx in NY is the equivalent
WeatherWhy would I escape the hood in Brooklyn to go live and parlay in a hood in LA